Sentence examples for mine can make from inspiring English sources

STARING into the Nchanga open-cast copper mine can make you dizzy.

A worker on a productive mine can make $200 on a good shift, but those days are few and far between.

And, furthermore, the short-term goals of elite athletes and the enormous differences between their bodies and mine can make certain assumptions detrimental to my health.

We said goodbye to David on October 19 -- exactly one month to the date from when voters in Albuquerque will decide whether another New Mexico woman faced with a heartbreaking circumstance similar to mine can make the right decision for her -- in consultation with her doctors, her values and her own family.

Even an untrained eye like mine can make out trees and hedges as well as the partially submerged roads and railway lines.

That's an interesting distinction, and reality mining can make it automatic.

In addition, acidic water drainage from old mines can make entire water supplies unfit for people, decades after closure.

Fewer mines can make money, and only the lowest cost reserves are mined.

"The government is starting to understand the contribution mining can make to Laos," Hegarty says.

Skimming over the hills of NorthEastern India in a propeller plane, visitors to one of the Tata Group's big iron ore mines can make out rice paddies and cashew and guava farms, if not the wild elephants, tigers or monkeys.

Sometimes you see a problem and think 'That's mine, I can make a contribution here'" In their paper, Cowtan & Way apply a kriging approach to fill in the gaps between surface measurements, but they do so for both land and oceans.